Crochet Easy Ponytail Headband
Looking to add a touch of charm to your hairstyle? Consider making a crochet easy ponytail headband! This delightful accessory is not only stylish but practical, keeping your hair in place while looking cute. With its simple design, it's a great choice for beginners in the world of crochet. You can play around with different colors and yarn textures to match your personal style. Whether you're running errands or heading to a cozy brunch with friends, this ponytail headband is sure to become a staple in your accessories collection. So grab your crochet hook, pick out your favorite yarn, and let's get crafting!
| Materials Used | 4 ply worsted weight yarn (the gray yarn was just a little bit thinner yarn that I had in my supply- so same amount was used but came out a little smaller) |
| Hook Size | H |
| Measurements | varies depends on yarn used |
| Notes | buttons if desired. You wouldn't need the buttons. You could sew it together instead. The mannequin's head is just a little bit smaller than a human's head. The mannequin also doesn't have long hair. I've been using the camo one and it works great. This is for an adult/teen size. If you want to try and adjust for a child, try using a G hook. I don't have a child anymore to test on. My daughter is a teenager now. |
Row 1: Ch 63, dc in 4th ch from hk, dc in each st across, ch 3 turn.
Row 2: Dc in BLO in each st across, ch 3 turn.
Row: 3: Rep Row 2.
Row 4: Dc in BLO across 28 sts, skip 5sts and ch 5, dc in the 5th skip st, finish dc in the rest of the sts BLO, ch 3 turn.
Row 5: Dc in BLO in each st across including the ch 5sts, ch 3 turn.
Row 6: Rep Row 2, except ch 1 turn at the end of the row.
Row 7: Sc in each st across and leave 9” tail and fasten off. The tail is for sewing the buttons on. It’s estimating 9”. I used 2 buttons on one and 3 buttons on another. You could not sew buttons on and sew it together if you wanted to and add a flower.
The hole (skipped sts) goes in the back for your ponytail.